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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02

\ sinking of a Tug The Tug Thomas
I Dove, Of Washington. Wa rapsiz,d and SUNK
10 the river near lndiu Head about . o. clock
friday night Wy the sell ooner Bell Hardy Tie
schooner was l)adcl with coal from George
town and wis bound 0r one Of the Gus.
tern ports She lett GeJrgeto vn TAu-slly
evening in TOW OF the Dove aul wAe, of
Indian Head, ctst OF The tow lin.
having iu the meantime hoisiel
sail, as still breeze had sprung up.
10 some Wy the tug became fouled with the
line ami could not get uut Of the way Of the
schooner which bore down upon her. The
Tug was struck bv the main boom Of the
schooner which carried away her pilot house
aud smoke suca, onj ctpiz.d aud sunk
her 81 d few momcnts 10 about five hthoms Of
Water llcr crew, capt John Lewis. en-
gineer ANDREW Cheshire, 81 uis city. ana
fireman Hancock and steward escaped ana
we're taken on board the schooner whence they
were transferred to the tug d. NJ. Key and
brought 70 TIL. city Enziueer Che3ire h.d -
narrow escape from drowning, having
gone down with the tug, but on rising TO the
surface OF the water succeeded ia cltchiny
hold Of The tug small boat which be clune
I to dil rescued The nigh, was very dark aud
tbs escape Of the men remiktbc Capt.
lewis left for Baltimore saturday morning TO
secure the services ola wrecking steamer to
rai,e his tug. The Dove is new tug.
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The Cnrsc of the Race.-we 3

The Curse of the Race-We dot
IKE 10 moralize, yet we feel it duty We
the people and especially the eolored pen
Of our population, TO urge them to bew9f
,bot greatest curse to their race, 3,
kew We have now confined in the CIV
iail a Young colored man that +
would have been there, but for ;
fondness fer whiskey. \ greater curse t
human race does not exist on earth to
thousands each year are consigned to /.
minious graves in consequence of it. j
thousands Of hungry little voices
CRYING for bread, because Of the inexcus
waste Of drunken fathers. Several years
We remember reading charge to jury
ljvercd by an eminent Texan judge, in "
.nraking of the devastating effects of viii;
he said. THE fair fields Of Texas are d.
all over with the graves Of those that L
have been an ornament to their native S
6rst a bottle Of rum, a deck of cards,
shooter. a violent Heath and eternal ruin
We urge then upon our colored people,
cially, TO shuu the barrooms and the /
where whiskey is sold, and not put au
my in their mouth that will steal away
brains
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. : .


LOilI ndhAthA al ~ lhh''U H. tiut
q,ncnt for TIE benefit Of ST Mary PAchial
school was held on Thursday last, d 3!th
insrnl near Bryantown. 1t was on,flhc
mos, successful events of tine kind Il has
beca held this season Tweay-oue gdt.
contested for the houors represent the
counties OF Prince George s, 81. Mar. and
Charles. John T. Davis, Esq, marshal tht
Knights. and Captain L. \. Wilmer d-eret
the address to them The successful bghg
we're oMy Maryland, T. Gibbonswbc
crowned Miss Mary Boswell of Wasl,toI
county, Qucca, aGreen RocN j W en-
crowned Miss Daisy Favrad, of Baaor
city. First Maid OF EonoG "Annabehe.
r Edeien crowned Miss Annie Nudd, ono
Maid; "Chance, Allie Gardner, crnet
Miss Verde Burch, Third Maid; lin,
Star. VI. Bowling, crowned Miss Maryan
non Fourth Maid Howard Rifles J)x
crowned Miss Emily Ca,rieo, Fifth ID
aWhite Plume, Harry Stoaesreet, craze
Miss Maggie Carrico, Sixth Mddi and K
land. A. Carrico, crowned Miss hi
Stonestrcet. Major Mercer delivered tlbr
onation address a brilliant ball wal
at night Music was furnished by IA
from Washington. Quite a large suua
realized for the charitable purpose for d
il was held.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02
Who will be the Nominee! WHO will

Who will be the Nomince' Z WHO will
Is ne Democratic nominee for sheriff,
is quite auAiousIy asked by many
eager aspirauts. Bryan is out Of
the race and can only carry his district
which the managers viii allow, to cIinch and
to prevent a kick from him, Wheatley Is
watched and strong opposition comes to HIM
from his own district, the opposition favorInf
da,l horse. Hayden viii carry the hftll
district, and Murray Of the eighth but
'ouholcs the managers and urges his claims
bu IT'D view Of the fact that the Captain,
prominent man in his district, has gone bacS
on hm for good and sufficient reasons
as the latter alleges, bis chances art
icss than they were and SO th'
scramble goes bravcly on.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02

Sheep killed Mr.. Noble Thompson.
re. ;d.p., uea, Newport, had ,b" greater portion
otm. dock Of sheep Killed on Wednesday last
Nr Thompson arm is in tie immediate
lshaorhood 81 MIR. b ,rber, Mr. Davis and
lt. B.u>cr, Who recently lost most Of their
tooAs by the rayages Of dogs. 1t is great
lity indeed that farmers are compelled Ia
many instances to abandon sheep raising
One OF the most p oft,be industries we have
on account of the WORTHLESS dogs that abound
in every section Of our county We see n1
hope for them, unless it's strichnine plenu
fully used, supplemented by vigorous use o
nc shot gun.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02
Removed to Washington we re.

Removed to Washington We regret
to announce that Mr. James A Owens, an in
dustrions and prosperous farmer, has remoy-
cd with his family 20 Washington, where he
intends to engage in the grocery business, -
lf we had been consulted We would have ad-
yised Mr.. owens to "stick to his bush for
Vs. know he is thoroughly posted on matters
pertaining to the farm and that he has much
70 learn ia connection win his new business
And besides competition is SO close in the
cities that it is as much as those ctn do 10
make both ends meet, who have been trained
by years OF experience our advice to the
young men OF our county is to work and wait
the depression in prices that exists at the
present tine cannot last, and when the reac-
uou ukes place, as it certainly will, our old
county NiiI blossom as the rose
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02

Death of Respectable CoIOred Wo-
man. Mrs. Jennie Dorsey, daughter OF
Washington Burch Of this village, died sud
Acq'y on Tuesday morning at the home OF
her husband, near Nowtown. Jennie was
rseeioes to her marriage one OF the most
efficient 2ud popular teachers Of colored
schools in the county She will be sincerely
mqaaed by her pupils, who were much en-
dearei to her, aud by a large number Of
ii@ds 10 da,reut sections Of the county
PIG. remains we're folio we'd TO the tomb by a
lr-c funeral tortcgc The iutermeut took
place oh "Wednesday evening last at 81
Thomas Church
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02
LocaI Brcrii,es.
Mr. Thomas u Wclcb {. quit

' '''''
; Mr. Thomas ". Wc,ch L qniis
Chapel Point hotel Is closed IN
. Farmers are nov hari at y IL aria,
oder
IT, public schools Of The cour 81 ore,
on Monday next.
No marriage licenses have beer "A inc
our last publication.
q basket picnic was held by oun.
folks NJ Chapel point on Thursda
NJ VIM. j. Cox near
''''''"s ID" improvements on his d
Mr.. 7. D. Stone has been an,
masieratPope' Greek vice Geor, ~.
rvs "'''
Two skeletons were dug mn byA ...
rial Garth dirgcrs at Pope c. ny
ago ''DF'''" 'e'' under ground
Rev. Fttler Waltworth so.
newly ordained has been orle,.I
y We suppose y succeed Faih.r pee
Mr. John G. Chapman wbo
dcrgoing medical treatment in
's'''"'u nome greatly improved b.
The sweet corn crop beng sbor, ..-,
vt la Pauis buying field corn TbA
n ''0'' - - PEI 0oI'
MISS Lille Turner Of Baldmor Ter 3
W. Tons bowling Of Bryaniown .aa.
Ne c"nne'y ~ La Plata is in ess'u
ol'.'''on' giving employment to tia
'n's"' o'nef"'se pc Idle
Ar. y. Il Everett a former resi ofpo
monkey but no" a citizen Of Va gon
=. = was ~ tins village on Tuesd
The tournament at V.rsI.,ii II
yesterday 1t goes without the say bait
vas d SUCCESS
Mr.. Robert S. Garnet Is erec,in,
house at Pomfret, on his farm - M
store of 7. Yates Robey ESQ.
Mr. Joseph Taylor contractor conn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02

Reliability is the greatest possible ad-
yertisement for a Clothing House, and our
regular patrons who come season after season
should not forget to recommend their friends,
or, better yet, bring them along to inspect the
maryellously attractive Stock Of Spring Gar
ments for men, Boys and Children, now on
counters. Prices extra low. 0ehm 4 Son,
Pratt and Hanover Streets, Baltimore.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02

OCINTOLE0.-Tae great Malaria, F.
and Asue Remedy Rel.41le, Sale Efcl
Price 20 cents PER bottle, Tor sale BY
Druggists. sep 24-ln
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02
fotal AND Personal.

rrao,ed 20 6s met fopr y ~ Nasoap Hfik
,r,m,aietsiy 4IFesas he EP'scof4i Charh.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02
BuekIens Arnica saIve.

The best salvein the world for cuts, bruises,
sores. ulcers, salt, rheum, fever sores, letter,
cbapped hands, ehlblaius, corns and all skin
eruptons, and positively cures piles, or no
nav required 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by W. ". Padgett.
For low prices Of Lumber, see advertise
mept of Willctt i Libby.
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Orator of the Day:
Orator of the Evening:
Captain l.. Allison Wilmer.

- FT-TTTI = -ETT''-7-T1 - --T1----
.Julgcs:---J w Warning, VIM. Ham
ilton, J G. Howard s. + Smith, a.
Posey, George " Gray, Julian r..
Norris.
Committee on Arrangements
Hylanl Brawucr, Winfield HALEY, r..
G. Ferguson, w. Dec. Mitchell, f..
Frcund.
Committee on Tnvitations:--- Charles
f. Daley, Julian Cox, Edwin +. Ham
non
Fllnr Managers. ---Joseph Green,
James b Price. j q. Dement,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-06

gNRIk, RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
II YORK, LAKE ERIE AND W ESTEEM RAILROAD
leave 1ods 81 station necn minutes earlier
thun tlom Chanpcrs-sI
=, man, Coaches TO BinghainIon EmiIA HOfnellsvia
Wnralo Pullman sIeeplns I oa.n 70 Ch.ca5o -
teal" solid Pullman Tram Oh Day and buAet sleeping
,hes 10 Meadvlle, Cleveland Cincinnati, Chicago and
Inuis Pullman Sleeping coaches to buffalo. Niagara
Ills and Toronto No extra charge Tor last
"m..Daiy. Chicago Express Pullman Day and sleeping
Coaches Bnsnamton. Elulira Rochester Buffalo
cara Falls Clneinna. aud chicago =, - ~, -
1906 lao, $780, 800 AAO, o:lU, ooO 900, 6lO
7I5, TAO, $780, 1880 No. 1900 mnln.ghI sundays 6:iS
d. M, l2OO midnight
Peterson 445 o46 72o 100 $3.50, 1920 H., i2oo noon.
14S s00 $50. 1880 y M, 400 mdnsnI sundays 6lS
$50 1920 1890 NJ, LAO. %l5 ESQ. 1A5 800. 1880
Newnrk and Paterson via Newark 600, $780, $50 1000
ll:JO NJ. 20O $40 81, AGO. 400 90 ooO $40 I;J0.
500 1000 y. and 1900 midnight daily eAeept sunday
sa sSa. s 5is S U.s. SS @ 500
$50 6:lO 7;I3 7:45 $3.50, 1880 y m and ~ midnight
Sundays 645 $50 1920 a. las. l;I5 $50 $780, 1880
srM W. lau tiS SUo i120 Aso M Sundays 5ao M.
Monneeo yoo & y y5S. 800 m $780, A.so $50 AMI
Ns env a s" sHSdays $50 a IN. aud U00p. M 60
otspnmary Ron3out Kingston. 900 NJ, $3.50 m.
sundays b sSU 900 IN. except sundaya
nn Is 5sI5 100 800, 1920 $780, 500 43O 500
$40 WI saS SaS 100 eo6 1870 No. $780, ls5 doo
suo $40 D. uL sundays, 5:Ao $50 1920 m, $780, 500.
lhs eooA NJ train stops 81 aas s 9 3a 900 soo
$50 D. M sundays $780, lO:20 ~, QUO. $50 300 p nj.
Tickets or passage apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping be and Orders for hs eascs
nsss aI Mo ssnn S 5Sossay Isl %ssss sS
1871 Fulton ST., brooklyn or II tho Companys depotA
l. r. FARMER. asul Passr Agent Nsw;yoEk
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EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortland. Des
bTosses stS "a follows
IA IN. Tor Catasauqua and intermediate ppintt .
a. m. Geneva, LYONS Elmra Rochester, Bnnao AMI
the principal local points Chair car TO Wilkef
barre
In M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chalrcr
ttunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
S4Op Pttston and principal intermediate pointA
Chair 10 Pttston.
10 Reading lni HARRISBURG Chllr ear - CO p!y al,
\ n IN for GENEVA Lyons Enr. RocheSter 3ufh1 AK
m, West Pullman sleeper 10 LyonA
Thon IN. forI .aurys aud inform siiate ~ ltA
Tain. heavinr ut l and $40 D. III colhe,s -
sJno ,fs in Mahanoy and Hazleton Con- He,io<
SUNDAY rRAINS -, ,.,..,ou.,.
81. for Mauch Chunk Hazlcton am "e'"0Ss
p 6lon m for Coplay AMI intermediate points
In M for Lyons. ltimirA hochestee oua@o Ait
the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
LII fares reduced.-StOningtOn Line The
N yorite inside Route for Boston. Providence and al
NewEngland points
Emil nights rest by taking late trains from steamer
Reclining chair paror between steamers landing AMI
Roston WITHOUT CHARGE - - .
Sn.rs Will leave pier No. 49, North River. block
aboye anal ST., AZ 5;DO y. IA. daily except Sundays
h. ". POPPLE, oeni Passenger Agt,
oUll
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after JANUARY 81, 1887.
AND limited STATES MALI. no

AND UNITED STATES NAH. ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and COrandt ssss
snS :1s West ysa Pp~sp
Pro a.p Dining smoking and sssp ind
Sss iS Ss,r E: sas s:
300 Man s.algs night
as aas
sss rssraH sSs sh and ss
city except Sunday hroasS Yaror carr
For Cape May. week days. lilo m On Saturdays only,
Long branch Bay Head junction and intermediate Sta
On Sunday a:4S m. and p do stop at Asbur;
pGns and via
ssl5l%s5s sas Ssy Linz tsS Ssy So"
as ae T'S o
"a SO ss pasa ws:h 49, .ss 80
$40 oS6s m s 10 S;2o $780, ssS SSS go and iS$s
%4i f9 SS $50 so 50 g sl$ r$ eaS
ss$ 81 5 @
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS Train; leave NewYork via Desbrosses and cor
s@S 7so s. % Chicago Limited and 10 Washington Linn
a sss is hight sas s ssa
pm sundays. Express. 6:l5 g LimiteD, and 10 M
sHs ssgs1 sunday at 1900
ane sy: % a. fsnd mi o @p ca 10 H. and m
Returning, trains leave Broad PHILADELPHIA
1901 800 405. 40 5lO $50. 7:3O $40 800 $40. IL,
and 1l;l a. tLimted Express liza 1901 m l249
= 5, 635. 7:l2 IL and O. 80 On SUNDAY, 1901,
go 100 4:4o blO. $50 $40 m, 1919 also LmtedL
Leave Philadelphia. via Camden 900 daily except Sun
day.
Ticket Offices $40 435 and ga Broadway Aston House
and foot OF DesbrOsses and COrilandt and
Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Futons Brooklyn STA
ton rscy CITY; Emgrant Ticket Office, No Battery
place, and Castle Garden.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage rom hotels and residences.
CHARLES r.. PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w Y. Y. g. and ". n. r. Co, lessee.
Trains leave West t2dst station follows AMI Is miuutes
earlier from foot Of Jay.st. North River:
Detroit and chicago -955a. M. -6:0j 's:lj p. M
81. Louis 'du5, =, u p. m.
Utica. syracuse Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge.
Niagara Falls 3l5. -; - a. M '6O5, '.l5 p M a..
Highland. Kingston Saugcres CatsSi, Albany. 3ljs
-7:i5 80 81 1890 A. M. 4 90. Cos. -s:l5 p m.
Vest Point, Cornwall Newburg 3D. I'D.
% So 'lOl5. 1880 No. 400, 800 'sl5 p H.; and '6oS
D. M. Cranston- Cornwall Ncwburg.
For Montreal and Canada East, Cos D. M
Hamilton Lon Ion, -955 n m. '6o5 Sis Toronto.
1885 f6.Oj. ISL y. m.
ELEGANT sleeping tor Buffalo, Nlasara FAILS Detroit.
Chicago and ~. Louis on all through trans
Daily Daily except saturday other trains daily exceps
Sunday -. =. ...,..- ...
tons or information apply at Offices Booklyn353 Wash
73O Office foot of Fulton. st
WewYork tity-3j3 1856 9i2 Broadway 1853 Bowery, aud
West Shore stations foot OF West 42 ST. oot OF " r.
WV ENRN MONETT
Vannerullt-ave. General Passenger Agent
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1re Gre1M

A FACT.-HortOn's Ice Cream is made from
pnre cream. Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks OF
- craam Tor Restaurants Churches Festivals &C. viii
tecn hard one Country orders promptly hed pepot-
an, 59S 6thave, 10 thahast lio hast iZoth-st
NewYork; and iJ3 Fuiton.st, brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-06

NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck -slip
IN pcr rs E r. 1t 3D. III and IL III Sundays Kce,e
time toreLrly trans north andeIst
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AQuEDUcT COMMISSIONING OFFICE.
Room 200 Stewart building NO $50 bi'adMy,

VNMsIIHHIUNhNh 'FFI'i
Damn 900 Stewart Building No. $50 Broadway
INV" NEw. YORK, Jan rs. 1887
,u,O CONTRACTORS.-B or proposals for
,onc the work and furnishing the materials called for
- anrovel contract now file III the Office OF the
IA for the construction of Section 10
n he ew Croom Aqueduct being the New Gate House at
OF New York. viii DO received at tins
nr aniI Friday the day Of February lssI az o'clock
n, aud hour they viii be publicly opened
W., "neduct Commit ssioners and the award Of the
" -, tor doing said work and furnishing said materials Will
,Ia. iy ssioners thereafter
ticable. ron Of md tho
, and bids proposals. and envelopes for their
amcosure AMI OF bonds aud also the plans for said
@ md a! information required 10 obtained At
W. ahoyo Oice the Aqucduct Commissioners applica
ton 10 the secretary A.. e.....,..,....
by "' JAMES 4. SPENCER, President
IoUN c. SUEEHAN, Secretary.
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RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

n Trains leave from Chambersst station for Englcwooi
.nanv Vos,er sparkhil and Nyack J.3O 10, $50 ESD
and i3O m, l.io. 800. a:oO 400 o29 o:Al $780, 500
s,0 ~ m For Manuel spring Valley, Monsey rsllnanS
b.3O lilo $3.50 a. H.. S:oO. $50 sundays. $3.50
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cost ano founo.

I OST.-Bank Boot, No. 147.GI7 on Dry
IL Dock .vings Bank Any person having cains npon
said book LODI upou present the Ia The Bah
within thirty the said book vii he declared cancelled
snI susbe ana new one issucl IN lieu thereof
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panti,ly ataormies.

ALLEN DODWORTH, No. GS1 Fifth-ave.
~ Glasses and private lessons Send stamp for circular
NtW WORK. Contains full instruction for all modern
danc, . with 200 figures for the cotlion German Price
~ 80 Postal order or stamps
ILEXANDER MACGREGOR'S,
n G2o Masonave Private lessons any hour daily classes
every day classes now forming.
REILLYs SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
5s shave reoponod for the Postage for circular
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Gearbers.

A BEST TEACHERS. Tutors and Govern
a. esses supplied without charge TEACHERS rs,s,.rs,
free MANY vacancies Form for stamp. H. r. AVE1,Vi'
49, American School Bureau, West l4th.st ~ \
n AGENCY supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors GOV
ernesees etc. College, Schools aud Families Amtv IN
MRS NJ. j. YOUNGFULTON, 20 UDon Snyyspa
A TUTORS, GOvernesses, Professors
IA. Teachers all branches circulars choice schools sup
piled to parents: modern languages spoken. MIWIAE
CoYRIEkE. 81 Il. 17ths between 4th-vr. BROADWAY
FRENCH, German and Italian teachers NAV
IL be obtained NJ the YOUNG WOMENs CHKIsTIAS
ASSOCIATION. East lbth.st
MADAME DE BELPRAT HanOverian eradn
WI former principal young ladies school,
native French and German also gsh branch hes
47y 4thavo, 32d-st.
ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
gentleman OF the highest literary atainmenta be-
sudden OF III take charge
young AFT feeble tic ms
elected. Answer ANDERSON PAX, l47 6IL-syA
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KAlno 81 III ~ POINT COMFORT. Norfolk. Va, and South
icaye via Penn h. IL $3.50 p H. Palor cars 70 baltimore
psisro awning NJ OLD FONT e;l5a M
h oSovl y a. M ii. IoMPKINs, Genl rass. Agent
No'' olV broadway, n. Y
POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
i dence. Newport and all New.England Polnta All rail-
escepeD at p M lparlor cars attaohed and IL D. IN.
win naaco sleeping sunday trains 10 M with pal
ace parlor cars) IL M with palace sleeping carsl
Eor Nsvlorl take 200 y. Boston with par0r
cars connects ckord or wort. al 1850
Deduction OF FARES VIA NORWICH
IL LINE. The Popular Inside Route To Boston. So
Worcester 81 Do CoIitsI OIdne l.duttion 10 all points
Steamers City OF Worcester and city OF Newiork
leave Az Told NUMBER North River loot OF Watsst
4SVp. VI W. bhADi' Aseas
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Dressmakins.

A RTISTIC DRESSMAKING.-Silk costumes,
~ Grape de chene and lace dresses made httng perdscs
and hand finished $l0 morning 50 up sl East oIn'
ST.. opposite DunRing's
DRESSMAKER.-Used to finest work, and
- whose fitting and dapng is not excelled wishes more
customers city country terms 81 10 per day. Audress
ARTISTIC. Tribune Uptown Office. /. 23S B oadway
nRESS MAKERS and seamstresscs for private
~ families be obtained at the YOUNG WOMEN'S
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Z East l5th-st.
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HARLEM RIVER RRANCH-

i NETWORK. NEW.HAVEN and HARTFORDRR
Trains leave Harlem River Station 32i-st and
Incon.ave Third Avenne Bridge Harlem River
deached by Second Avenue and suburban Elevated Rail
roads, daily except Sundays t45 $50 9;lO ll55
2: M. 20. 3:55 44O 5:40 $40 8 1890 m, for Port
Morris Casanova Oak Ponil Hunts Point West Farms,
Van Nest West Chesfec Tfmpsons Chester Pelham
Bay Barlow lCty ISLAND Pelham Rochelle
connecting New Rochelle with trains for all
main line Of the New York Nrw.fiayen and Hartford Rail-
Mddetown New Britain ana sufeid branches Bostoi
all points East
Miiniqht train for Rochelle all intermediate ,
tions NJ l2.lOn m daily ercept Moniaya
Sunday New Rochelle and all intermediate
lions NJ m 1901 and $50 the latter train connect
New. Rochelle with way train 10 stamford
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Mem civilizations.
THE EPOCH.

SCIENCE AND ART
First number really next Friday, February ii.
HOW TO STRENGTHEN TIE MEMORY;
Or Natural and Scientific Methods OF Never Forgetting
BY NJ. I. HOLBROoK W. d. Price. by mail. $l00.
Science says 1t with This prejudice tina; we took
mn Dr. Hobrook little book but the perus OF the preface
the sections alone proved that for AT
least prejudice against books training the memory was
unfounded Dr. Holbrook writes with ply illogical and
psychological knowledge of his subject and he treats 1t i'll
ulan strlshtiorw ard. cOmmOn-sense way"
NJ l.. HOLBROOK co.
10 Laghtst. New.YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-06
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